Ep 36: Ride The Horse You Have Today
Feb 11, 202622m0
Brett Parbery and Nat Foxon discuss the balance of goals and plans, with adjusting to your horse on the day, and how that gets even more difficult on competition day.
Hosted by Performance Riders · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 36 episodes
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Brett Parbery and Nat Foxon dissect a different 'Parberyism' each week, a concept gleaned from Brett's decades at the top of the sport of dressage.
Performance Riders hosts The Parbery Podcast, a sports show with 36 episodes published.
Brett Parbery and Nat Foxon discuss the balance of goals and plans, with adjusting to your horse on the day, and how that gets even more difficult on competition day.
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